Sentence examples for knit through from inspiring English sources

The siblings, far from being sundered by rivalry, remained tightly knit through the years, so much so that one wag — it may have been Thackeray — coined the word "Pattledom" to describe their collective impact.

Knit through the first stitch on the front needle and the first stitch on the second needle at the same time.

She sits knitting through an interminable evening while the others play poker.

Mrs. Ungaro ordered a hamburger and salad, and Mingus asked the waitress, who was wearing enormous false eyelashes and a black knitted see-through pants suit, for a dish of black olives and some Poolly-Foos.

They are not going to sit back and knit their way through older age.

The arts-and-crafts theme was carried through knit skirts, dresses, and sweaters, which evoked shag carpets or latch-hook wall hangings.

As the worlds of health and technology continue to knit closer together through advances in hardware and big data analytics, a startup called Ava, which has built a $199 $249 wearable device and app to help women track their fertility cycles, has raised $30 million to expand into other aspects of female health.

It's now computerised, but when Wheaton started, she wrote down the entries on 'McBee' cards, sticking knitting needles through holes to search.

Because the four units -- crop science; polymers; chemicals; and health care, which includes pharmaceuticals -- are knitted together through a web of legal ties, a merger would have required unwinding the framework underpinning the entire company, something Bayer was unwilling to do.

He explains why the "eight practices" of America's best companies detailed in the book principles such as "stick to [your] knitting," "productivity through people" and "simple form, lean staff"–should not necessarily be accepted as gospel.

Still, they like to believe that a world knitted together through global commerce, financial interdependence, democratic institutions and open immigration is impervious to overwhelming disruptions.